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Popular Places That I Have No Desire To Visit

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What popular destination do you have no desire to visit?

 

Las Vegas tops the list for me. I just don't have any urge to see it. Give me a riverbank and a tent any day over Vegas.

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:laugh: Don't knock it till you've tried it, Randy.

Gatlinburg. Never understood the attraction to the "Hillbilly Paris." That place is the poster child of tourist traps.

Gatlinburg. Never understood the attraction to the "Hillbilly Paris." That place is the poster child of tourist traps.

Really nice Aquarium if you have young ones...much better than the one in Newport

Really nice Aquarium if you have young ones...much better than the one in Newport

 

I've been. That aquarium is awesome.

 

I will say that getting around and dealing with Gatlinburg itself is an absolute nightmare that I never want to deal with again. I've been twice now. I'm all set.

I will say that getting around and dealing with Gatlinburg itself is an absolute nightmare that I never want to deal with again. I've been twice now. I'm all set.

 

We'll go back I'm sure, but I'm with you on this. We pretty much just pay to park as quickly as we can & then walk wherever we go.

1. Las Vegas

2. New York City

 

I've enjoyed all my trips to both. I will say that there are aspects of both that drive me insane. Casino floors are a lot like Times Square... I've seen enough to last a lifetime and I don't want to go back.

 

But awesome restaurants and bars in Greenwich Village and the Sportsbook at the Hard Rock Hotel are absolutely places I'd go again and again.

We'll go back I'm sure, but I'm with you on this. We pretty much just pay to park as quickly as we can & then walk wherever we go.

 

But I love the area around Gatlinburg. They can keep the town but I'll hang out in the mountains. Give me five days in a cabin with a porch that looks out over a green valley and I'm good for a while.

I've enjoyed all my trips to both. I will say that there are aspects of both that drive me insane. Casino floors are a lot like Times Square... I've seen enough to last a lifetime and I don't want to go back.

 

But awesome restaurants and bars in Greenwich Village and the Sportsbook at the Hard Rock Hotel are absolutely places I'd go again and again.

 

I'm not a bar guy, but the restaurants sound appealing (#fatjasondisciple).

 

What is the Sportsbook at the Hard Rock Hotel?

But I love the area around Gatlinburg. They can keep the town but I'll hang out in the mountains. Give me five days in a cabin with a porch that looks out over a green valley and I'm good for a while.

 

Agreed. On our last visit we had several in our group & had a really nice cabin with a movie theater room in the basement. I would have been content reading on the deck, sitting in the hot tub, & watching movies all day/night long.

What is the Sportsbook at the Hard Rock Hotel?

 

I'm not a gambler... or at least I wasn't until I discovered legal sports betting in Las Vegas. There's a room at the casino with really comfortable chairs and four HUGE TV screens where I sat during the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games in 2012 and watched -- and made a killing thanks to UK going something insane like 34/35 from the free throw line against Indiana and UofL upsetting Florida.

 

Being in that environment during big sporting events and throwing down a little money on something I actually know something about is really fun.

Gatlinburg. Never understood the attraction to the "Hillbilly Paris." That place is the poster child of tourist traps.

 

Go stay in Townsend, enjoy the National Park and skip all of the traffic and nonsense.

I'm not a gambler... or at least I wasn't until I discovered legal sports betting in Las Vegas. There's a room at the casino with really comfortable chairs and four HUGE TV screens where I sat during the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games in 2012 and watched -- and made a killing thanks to UK going something insane like 34/35 from the free throw line against Indiana and UofL upsetting Florida.

 

Being in that environment during big sporting events and throwing down a little money on something I actually know something about is really fun.

 

I've never gambled a day in my life. It's not a moral issue or anything, but I know I would get addicted (quickly) to sports gambling in particular. That does sound fun, but it's best for me to stay away. :lol2:

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